The plethora of research on the digital divide has illustrated that in essence the gap between
digital “haves” and “have-nots” is a complex phenomenon with local and global …

The digital divide gained new importance since the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemics.
However, the phenomenon is far from being fully conceptualized or effectively measured …

The digital divide, while attracting considerable research and political attention since the
introduction of the Internet, remains an apparently intractable issue for parts of the …

It is widely acknowledged that the label “digital divide” can be partially misleading, because
it emphasizes a binary dichotomy (“haves vs. have nots”) and a mere technological …

The global digital divide is generally described as the inequality in use and ownership of
computers and the internet across and within nations. While it is mostly approached from an …

As part of a larger study, this research paper answer two key research questions: How are
we performing better in bridging the digital divide? What are the trends and most influential …

The Digital Divide, by Professor Jan van Dijk, aims to provide a comprehensive overview of
the evolution of research on the digital divide in the last 25 years whilst also firmly …

The digital revolution has transformed much of the global economy. Information and
communication technologies (ICTs) play a key role in this revolution. However, not everyone …

The term digital divide was introduced in the mid-1990s and defined as the gap separating
those who have access to new forms of information technology from those who do not. The …

In the first decade of the twenty-first century, the attention given to the socalled digital divide
in developed countries gradually decreased. The common opinion among policy makers …